Google Calendar → Proton Calendar

Main Program / Application

Google Calendar

Recommended Alternative

Proton Calendar

Supported Systems

Web, Android and iOS. (proton.me)

Fee Status

Basic personal use is free.

Proton offers its personal calendar service for free and provides end-to-end encryption. Some advanced sharing features are tied to paid plans. (proton.me)

What Does It Do?

Used to manage appointments, meetings, events, and daily planning.

“Now there is a nice alternative for those who use calendars.

Google Calendar is very successful.

But if you attach extra importance to the privacy of your calendar information, you can look at Proton Calendar.

The basic approach here is confidentiality.

Calendar data is encrypted.

There is an Android application.

There is an iPhone app.

You can also use it on the web.

And offers a free option for personal use.

For example, your meetings, appointments, daily plan…

You can keep all these in one place.

Now of course, if you live in the Google ecosystem, you may miss the ease of integration of Google Calendar.

But if you say, "I want to keep what I do on my calendar more private," Proton Calendar is a really good alternative.

It makes even more sense, especially if you already use Proton Mail or other Proton services.”

Advantages

Offers end-to-end encryption, free personal use, Android/iOS apps and web access. (proton.me)

Disadvantages

Users getting used to Google Calendar's massive Google ecosystem integrations may need to re-establish some workflows.

Why Use?

For users who care about the privacy of their calendar information.

Better for Whom?

Privacy-focused users, Proton ecosystem users, and those who want a simple calendar.